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Competition Company have released an update for Rennsport that removes the Porsche Mission R Safety Car from the pit exit and fixes some bugs in the esports branding they had added in v1.7.1.

Complete changelog text:

General
Removed Porsche Mission R Safety Car standing in pit exit.

Tracks
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Fixed some bugs in Porsche Esports Carrera Cup Deutschland 2024 track banners setup.

Known Issues

Rolling Start Limitation: No UI to aid the driver in what their position/speed in the rolling start should be (coming soon)
If the master volume slider is at 20 or lower, engine sound is not audible in the Porsche 911 GT3 R
Light artifacting on AMD & Intel GPUs

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